EMDEN, Germany – FUNA International (FUNA), a subsidiary of SAM Electronics, an L-3 company, announced that it has appointed Greg Dauberger as senior vice president of sales. In his new position, Mr. Dauberger will manage the company’s global sales operations and will report to FUNA managing director Jan Woitschaetzke. FUNA serves a variety of specialty markets with a wide range of products and services, including entertainment and communications systems, as well as safety technologies.

“Greg has the experience, insight and diverse industry background to seamlessly manage our sales efforts across all of our divisions while delivering best-value solutions to our global client base,” said Mr. Woitschaetzke. “In addition, Greg will help FUNA leverage new opportunities in themed entertainment as we continue to build our core business in maritime projects and adjacent markets. We welcome him to the FUNA family.”Prior to joining FUNA, Mr. Dauberger served as Walt Disney Imagineering’s director of design and production for Disney Cruise Line’s new-build development. He has decades of management and project development experience, working in both the cruise and the theme park industries, and has served in various capacities for the Disney organization, including Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney Cruise Line and Walt Disney Attractions Entertainment.FUNA International is a global design, engineering, integration and consulting firm that employs more than 200 professionals in 10 international locations. The company was founded in 1972, and its headquarters are located in Emden, Germany. FUNA has over 40 years of experience in integrating a variety of complex systems spanning numerous projects, from the cruise, mega-yacht and offshore industries to comprehensive land-based applications such as theme parks and attractions. Its extensive maritime expertise encompasses all types of vessels, including 8 of the 10 largest cruise ships currently afloat, as well as 25 of the 100 largest superyachts in the world. FUNA is currently working on several new theme park projects in China. FUNA is ISO 9001-certified in Germany and Finland, and is in the process of receiving certification in the United States. To learn more about FUNA, please visit its website at www.FUNA.com.

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